Education and Teacher Training blog

Academic Spotlight: Gary Pykitt

Here at BCU, we are proud to be home to so many wonderful staff members and academics that teach our courses and shape ...

Starting your studies with us soon? We’re looking forward to welcoming you! If you want to get a head start on your stu...

If you decide to study here at BCU, you'll be pleased to know that we are in the Top 15 for graduate outcomes for Educa...

Using the library for research and further reading is an important part of studying at university. But we know it can b...

Callum, now in the second year of his Conductive Education (CE) degree, recently reflected on what he’d learnt and expe...

If you're wondering about taking the next step and applying for a course then we've got the help you need to make an ap...

If you're wondering about taking the next step and applying for a course then we've got the help you need to make an a...

Every year in May, Dying Matters and coalition members host an Awareness Week. From the 10th to the 16th of May, this y...

Read our blog about how you could become a Play Therapist, and help children cope with negative experiences and challen...

Find out about the role of an Education Officer, and how you can inspire others outside of the classroom.

Find out more about the role of a Family Support Worker, and what you need to do to get into this type of work.

Find out more about the role of a PE teacher, and what it takes to become one.

Shannon Ludgate joined BCU on the BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies (ECS) programme, and never did she think that on co...

Find out all about our Offer Holder Days (OHD) and read our top six reasons to attend an OHD.

Birmingham City University BA (Hons) Education Studies student, Katie Goodacre would like to tell you about how her dre...